Columbus
- City in Ohio
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Rating 3.93 out of 5 1,338 reviews
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I like that Columbus is a bigger city, and I like being around a lot of people. I like where I grew up and the people I know here. I would like to see more things for the public to do downtown. As of now, it feels like downtown is mainly filled with office spaces, so it would be nice if there were more types of entertainment downtown.
Wow! This is a tough question, growing up I remember loving my city with the bright lights at night and the tall buildings. As I grew up it became a scary place to be, even sitting in your home is scary. There is stray bullets flying, missing kids, neglected children. The sad part is it is not only my city that is going through this, the world is falling apart piece by piece everyday, and all we can do is pray and thank God for allowing us to see another day.
Columbus is such a great city. We have a diverse population, great education in the greater Columbus area, and lots of great events and festivals. I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else!
depending on the area it can be a bit dangerous due to the rising violence in the city. I enjoy being in the hilliard area. I dont recommend being out too late, lots of crazy drivers come out at night. Gun violence has become a big issue. Nice small restaruants surround the area. Try the local buisnesses.
My grandmother use to say to me, "Take care of your home and your home will take care of you." I use to take that saying with a grain of salt. Now that I am older, that saying resonates with me. I was born here in Columbus, Ohio. I use to wonder why my city isn't glamorous Los Angeles or Miami. But, I realized my city is glamorous. Every space has a memory attached to it that I cherish. Long drives through downtown with my father, or walks through West Gate Park. Columbus is so diverse and growing everyday. The city is very large but still has the warmth of a small town. The communities are beautiful to be apart of. Everyone helps each other and display kindness everywhere. Columbus may not ever be like Los Angeles. But to me, it's a home I wouldn't trade for anything. I rate my experience to be amazing and I am proud to say that I live in Columbus, Ohio.
What I like about Columbus is the living is good. Also that not a lot of people like in New York. Most of the people that live here have their own car for transportation it not like you have to wait for the train or taxi to come you just take your own car and go wherever you want to go. Also, the class sizes at the schools are small not like in other states the class sizes are big. With small class sizes, students can get the help they want from their teacher. I like seeing the downtown of Columbus it's cool. The house price is good not compared to other states when the houses are way expensive.
I have lived in Columbus for most of my life and there are a lot of ups and downs. Besides all the litter in the poorer parts of Columbus you can see that some people actually try really hard to keep it looking nice. There is definitely a sense of community in some parts of Columbus and when you meet some of the people you will find that a lot of them are proud to live there.
I love the diversity and opportunity in Columbus. I would just appreciate if it was a safer place to be.
This city has become a killing field for gangs. The murder rate increases every year and the Mayor has tied the hands of the police. You might be safe working in the city, but living is best done in a suburb.
It is a good city, with lots of things to do. I wouldn’t call it a tourist town. It has a smaller feel, but still very fun. Diverse area with lots of different people. You can always make good memories in Columbus, Ohio. Football is a major part of this area, if that is your thing. Go bucks!
I was born and raised here. There are alot of events and community activities. Something for everyone. Alot has changed over the years, not just here but everywhere. Columbus is still a great city. Getting expensive but still a decent place to grow up.
Columbus is pretty great, the views nice, the people are too! Overall, the cities are the best place to walk around, in most areas though, you'd likely need a car to get around.
It’s alright. Nothing too special. You’ll probably want to live after a few years. You wont make it if you don't like sports.
I love Columbus, I have moved from California and find Columbus more relaxing, slower paced, and the people are very friendly. It is pretty diverse as well.
I was born and raised here. It has only recently started becoming a bit more hectic. Columbus is a very diverse town with a moderate population size.
It is Ohio, but there is so much to do. German villiage, the scioto mile, franklinton arts district, short north (obvi). There is a ton of different ethnic foods to try
this is a racist city. you will not see it in daily life. but you will see it through underlying undertones at work place, in customer service and in random social situations. there is also too many cars on the road for its infrastructure. it will quickly become congested and stuck if any hinderances arise. the drivers out here love to tailgate. if you drive through the country roads you will see gigantic balls of spider web nesting in the branches of the trees. yes this city has spiders you will see them almost everywhere. so in summary, columbus is
1. RACIST
2. TRAFFIC CONGESTION
3. RUDE DRIVERS
4. SPIDERS EVERYWHERE
1. RACIST
2. TRAFFIC CONGESTION
3. RUDE DRIVERS
4. SPIDERS EVERYWHERE